Introduction: Courtly Conflict and the Passions
Part One: Friendship and Pleasure
1. Classical Rhetoric and Vernacular Theories of Social
Integration
2. Alfonso de Madrigal, el Tostado, on the Politics of
Friendship
3. Reason and Its Discontents
Part Two: Compassion and Consolation
4. Impassibility, Pity, Community
5. Passionate Quotation
6. The Impasse of the Courtly Reward
7. Confession, Consolation, and the Poetics of Hylomorphism
Conclusion: Tragic Enclosure
Bibliography
Henry Berlin is an assistant professor in the
Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University
at Buffalo SUNY.
"Every chapter of Alone Together is well-documented in sixty pages of notes and Bibliography… An extremely detailed and well-designed index usefully helps locate discussions of individual authors, poems, and concepts. For any student of late-medieval Iberian literature and culture, Alone Together will reward careful reading." - Mark D. Johnston, DePaul University (Bulletin of Spanish Studies)
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